The most common use of this test is for paternity cases where one parent or the other may be deceased or otherwise unavailable for a paternity test.  In this situation, known parents of the unavailable person can be used to establish the relationship with high certainty.  In other instances, it might be used to prove grandparent relationships for other custody or adoption disputes.

This test is performed using the same sample kits as paternity testing and analysis is carried out using cutting-edge technology.  All results are kept completely confidential and each case is reviewed by our physician who is board certified in OB/GYN, Perinatology, Clinical Genetics, and Molecular Genetics.  More information is available in our frequently asked questions section (click here).